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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
Husband Items.
Weather s getting cod.


There have already been some eight froe's
in this vicinity. No damage was done by
them. however.
Mr Jacob Dse.z has been absent for some
time past working al his trade, which : that
Of stone masoniug-
A goodly number of our people oontesn-
plate trip 10 Meyer~iale THURSDAY. to at
tend the soldiers reunion
A public sale took piase at the farm Of cy-
rus swank. in Scmers.st township on ThHrs-
day, September 18TH Articles sold, ~
general thing brought good prices.
The normal here viii elose;his week, after
a term OF eight weeks The school was un-
der the supervision of Mr.. H. L. Young. and
he taught very successful term
A game of base ball Was to have been
played here Saturday afternoon between the
normal school nine and club not belonging
to the school, but several Of the parties fail
ing TO appear, the game was not played.
Os14Syos4
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Eaysfte County Finds.

The drill at test well for gas in Fayet1e
county has revealed vein OF fine blue stone.
In ravine back of Dunbar furnace the edge
Of it crops out. Pieces quarried show il 10
Be very hard. admitting Of high polish like
granite- Negotiations are already pending
for a. purchase by contractors in Pittsburg.
A thirty-inch vein Of magnetic ore has also
been discovered between Dunbar and Uion-
toxn, which it Is said, viii assay sixty per
cent Its existence has not been known be
fore, even to the owners or operators Of the
furnace in that locality 1t has not been re-
veAIed By the drill in sinking these deep
wells About two and half miles below
nionioWn the vein rises with the upheayal
Of the mountain, until its edge Is shown in 4
pass through the main ridge OF the noun
tain. Furnace men have had it analysed
When pulverized every particle Of TIE ore
viii stick To the magnet.
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Obituary.

The following notice Of the death Of Rev.
J. q. A. Weller. son Of Mr.. D. Weller. OF
this county i taken from kidder No, ex-
change:
Rev J. q. A Weller, OF Buffalo Park
Kan. died at Lawrence, Sept. ? His fam
lily had been in Lawrence for some months
for the sake of the schools He had been
III in August, but had recovered. and started
Aug. -, in come TO his family to rest. The
next day. Sunday, he preached twice al towns
along the Union Pacific Railroad, and Mon
day reached home. \ little later a relapse
set in and he died in few days He was
born. in Somerset County, Pa, in is5s. he was
licensed 20 preach by the Evangelical Assoc
iation On his twenfy-first birthday He held
appointments in Virginia, Ohio and Penn
sylvania His views on church order having
changed, he came To Kansas in ls7e, and ac-
cepted an appointment under the Home
Missionary Society on the extreme frontier
where he spent the rest of his days. He was
a man of fine presence and was an earnest and
effective preacher He ieayes wife and
two children was a member at the Nation
al Council at Chicago year
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
Robbery Ilsonier Valley.

The Greensburg Pres says that on Tues
day night aboat clock, as Joseph Taylor,
an old man about seventy years Of age. and
his sister were sitting at table in their home
near Hillsyiew. three and half miles from
Ligonier, three armed men burst SUDDENLY in
10 the room, and jumping on the old man,
bound him hand and foot and then, at the
point Of a revolver. compelled him to dis
close the hiding place of his money. Mr.
Taylor protested thai thirty dollars was all
the money he had in the house, but the men
were not satisfied until they had searched il
from cellar to garres. Then they left
The men were masked. but Mr. Taylor
thinks he recognized them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
MARRIED..

SNYDER-SECHLER the home of
the brides parents, by Rev. C. +. Fioto. Mr.
Eli A Snyder 10 Amanda NJ Sechier both
Of Somerset County. Pa
KAYSRR-SHrLTZ.-on the 6th inst,
at the brides home. by Rev. J. H. Zinn. Mr.
Frank o. Kayser, of Schuyler, Neb. and Miss
Iva J shultz. Of Milf,ri township.
HOOVER POWELL On "Wednesday,
August -, 1ss7. al the residence ofthe brides
parents, Mr.. Samuel Hoover, of Hooyers-
sille. and Miss Jennie Powell, Of Forward.
W. T. Bohr, ESP. officiating.
RoGEi.s-SLIcK--A the residence of
Mr. Jesse Slick. on Tuesday. September ls.
iss7, by Rev. VIM. u. IeFevre Mr. james
Rodgers, Of Scalp Level. 10 Miss Ellen c.
Slick. of Shade Township. this County.
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MIS- R0sE IoyEoY.
CarUndelei. No
sept ?. iss7.

one bearing the address Of - Janet Wheeler.
wasepi. Mich. " and the other Mr.. George
serpell, Valparaiso. Ind Several quills in
their wings were marked with letters and
numbers.
Mr.. Burns has teiegraphe'i TO Miss Rose
Loveioy. CarondeIet, and Is awaiting adviees
for disposition. II lac does not hear from
her before sunday. be viii turn the birds
into the air again TO resume their flight
How the birds wandered - far out Of
their course is difficult TO conjecture, but it
Is presumed the birds are mates and on their
passage chAneed TO meet and then forgot
their destination.
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Death of George W. Bowman.

George W. Bowman. for many years eii-
tor Of the Bedford Ga-ssse. and well known
10 all the older citizens Of Bedford county.
died at his residence in Carlisle. Cumberland
county, Pa. on Monday morning last. aged
- YEAR,. He LEFT Bedford 10 accep; the APP
Poinfmens Of public printer under james
Buchanan shortly sitter the close Of Bn-
ehanan's administration he settled at Car
lisie. where be has since ided.- Bedford
Isgssirsr
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To Country Merchants.

! viii be prepared TO furnish country stores
with all the school books used in Somerset
county at publishers wholesale lis; prizes
Also, full line of school supplies, such Is
copy books. writing pspers. pens, penhold-
ers, lead pencils. school states, chalk cray
ons, pen and pencil tablets. envelopes, etc,
all Of which will be sold at close priees.
Mail orders promptly attended to- Your
patronage is solicited
W H. WESLEY. Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

During the temporary als-snee Of Mr. Her
bert Nieudemus. Who liveS near Pleasant
Hill, in somer-st township Wednesday last,
his hoEse was broken intoby burglars They
rznsacked the bcilse from cellar to attic and
in bureau drawer they found some four
doilArs in change. which they carried away.
Mr. Nioodesnus r. poor old man. and the
loss Of even this small amount falls heavily
upon him he thinks he knows the guilty
parties. and says be viii keep his rife loaded
for them should they aiIernfs to pay him
another visit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
Carrier Pigeons Caught.

Frank Burns. farmer IN the Laurel Hill
Mountains. three mile from BakersviIle,
this county, captured a pair Of beautiful
young earrier-pigeous last Tuesday evening.
The evening was very cold and when twi-
light came on the birds, benumbed with cold
and bewildered with the darkness, few into
the windows Of the farmers attic, where he
captured them
Each bird had a blue silk ribbon tied
around its neck. and under the left wing was
fastened small ivory monogram, bearing
this inscription. in red ink
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
Calebrated Her NInetisth airthdax.

Grandmother Lavan celebrated her nineti-
eth birthday At her horne in IAysnsvflle lasi
Thursday. The occasion was a most de-
lightful and enjoyable one, and the good old
lady seemed toenjoy the day and was as hap
great grandchildren, or great great grand
children. who surrounded her She has liv-
ing one child, six grandchildren. tweIity-six
great grandchildren, and two great great
grandchildren. She was the recipient Of
very comfortable easy ehsir. and number
Of other presents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The bin posters for Barnums circus stole
a march on the Somerset sTnzsl boy, and
thereby deprived him Of much genuine en-
joymens They arrived hereon their private
car during sunday night, aud by daylight
Monday morning the large bulletin boards
were covered with CANDY pictures and the
car and men had lefs for Bedford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
The Moss Family Entertainment.

The entertainment given in the Opera
House Friday and Saturday evenings by the
celebrated Moss family, was decided sue
srss. The audience each evening was prob
ably the largest that has ever assembled in
this fAvoriie place of amusement, excepting
when ii was first opened 10 the public. and
they were most delightfully."- and agreesbly
entertained. They are remarkable family.
gifted with rare musical talent from the el-
der Moss down 20 the little daughter May.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
School Books ana Supplies at Fish
er.s Book Store

School Books ana Supplies at Fish
er's Book Store.
Ny stock Of school books and school sup
plies Is very much larger this year than ever
am prepared to supply any Textbooks used
in this county. and in any quantity desired
Parents, pupils and teachers will find any
thing they may require in the school book
and school supply line at my large and con
senient store. Inks, pens, pencils, slaies,
tablets, copy books, drawing books. school
tag. legal cap paper in fact. everything
used and needed in the srhooi nom High
er textbooks Of all kinds for advanced pa-
piis. and for t.zachers Supplies OF chalk
crayons at lowest Wholesale rates for direct
ors, and -ched books and supplies in lzrge
quantities at wholesale for town. village and
country merchants Mail Orders promptly
attended to-
cHAs- H. FIsBER-
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$-~-$
Wantad :

Hide. Furs, BARK viii pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds Of hides, pelts and
furs. T slso want $50 cords of Rock oak and
Spruce bark.
II G CrSSfN=asN
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Importan, Notice.

| have quite large number of deesi-. and
other instruments Of writing in my posses
sion. ON which the fess and state tax have
not been paid, and which have therefore
never been placed upon record Parties has-
ing such papers ia nay possession viii please
see 10 i.les same
CHAs C. sRaFER
SoxEEsEr. Sept u. lss.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

NJ Brnker T. Jones and Miss Bee T. Wal
ter were united in marriage Al the residence
q the brides parents on Patriot street last
Tuesday morning The ceremony was per
formed by Rev A Bash. OF the Methodist
church Immediately after the ceremony
the newly married couple took passage on
an east-i,Ouud train on an extended bridal
tuur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
DIED.

BARKMAS.-on THURSDAY the 18th day
Of August, lss7. Daniel Barkman, aged q;
years, month and D days.
PLEr'HER-on Saturday. September }
Iss7. silss. infant son Of Levi Fletcher and
wife, aged II months and "a days
BURKHART-on Monday, August -
lss7. near FairhoF-.. Somrrset County. Pa,
Joseph Burkhart. aged Al years months
and ~ days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The lightning rod men who short time
sinoe played their dizzy game on Mr. Solo
mon Hershberser, of EIkiick township, have
turned cut 10 be the same parties who bun
COED William Barnbart. an agei farmer Of
Mr. Pleasant township. WesimorelSnd coun-
~. out ef sleo They wene caught al
Brownsville. Faye;fe county. where they
were visited by Mr. Barnhsr, and fully iden-
tifed They have been PLACED in the Greens
burg jail to await trial They are sleek
pair OF r.ascals
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Ex-Judge Collins Wa among the Somerse,
visitors % Philadelphia during the Centen :
Mai Celebration last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following named persons since our last ne
port
Michael T Riley. Of West Salisbury, and
Missouri E Wagner, Of Elklick township
Howard Shafier. and Elizabeth Wirick,
both Of Ashtola
Charles McQI,aie, and Nancy J. Moyle,
both u Berlin.
EdNsyd K Campbell, Of Hagerst0wn, Nd,
and Sarah A Zufall, q MeyerSdale
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The Davis Brothers will commence work
on their new brick building on Main Cross
street, this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company i
reported 80 - nzady 70 introduce steam heat
ing on many u it, trains early in the fall
Experiments are said to show that Train Of
ei ghi ears esn be heated with four or five
pounds pressure Of steam For the present
however. the slows viii not be removed
from the cars- There is no law requiring the
change in this state
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21
Dwelling House,

nelE bank barn axle0 feet. good sugar camp and
ether osltbui idings This farm has tau lare frif
orchards raftssi with iac- gnAii1y q al kinds
Of standard frit. : Eei Wssrea with never fil-
ine StrfTizS and = u1sfeFialt wslb eu4L 3. ctin-
veilieni 81 Church school hes1-e and store ant.
within two ullies ID lie T. K -. RailrIlld and
within = slia-z sIts1aHce * the Trsina and North
FORK Rsiir,aI6 In one 0f the fnesf fsrrninz -sc-
tom NJ t1e ounsy. This o@iug the .ate home
stead Of The deceased
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Miss sydney Pos,leihwaife and Miss Min
ME 0sle Of Johnstowa. spent Sunday with
relatives in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The gentleman who lost kid glove in the
ooun house yard sunday evening can re-
cover The same by callIng AZ this oftce.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Meyersdale promises 70 DO herself proud
Thursday. Her citizens viii give the old
veterans royal welcome
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on the calendar for trial at next weeks
c,purr
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Mis- Nay Pisa ieft Tuesday morning for
Pittsburgh, where she viii visit her friend.
Miss Cora Tate She viii remain several
weeks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Messrs Cook & Beerits have had new
pavement placed IN front Of their business
block
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

soiner~es viii send = large delegation 70 the
soldiers reunion at Meyersiaie Thursday
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Hiram e. White. ofthe well known firm
Of A. J. " hite q Son, merchant tailor.
Cham bersburg, Pa viii be in Somerset on
or about the 2lsi insi, with samples Of their
new fall stock Of suitings and Overooaiings-
Fir,t-clsss work al reasonable prices Your
patronage solicited
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Potatoes ar selling al one dollar per BUSH
Fl. aud are -c.lrce 81 that price,
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Miss Cora spangier has gone TO Pittsburgh,
where she viii visit friends for shorS time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Street Commissioner Knee put down 3
number of good new stone cross walks in
the borough last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The winter term Of the public schools Of
the borough viii commence one week from
next Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The market j. oye-stocsled with home
grown grapes They are selling at from ihree
TO five cents per pound, and are Of a very
good quality
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The new Reformed church viii be deiica-
iei on SUNDAY October STA
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Al The right title, interest claim and demand
q EdInrnd z Daniels and Joseph ". Daniels o.
IN and 70 the following txo Certzin pieces par
eels of land bouuded and described A. ff!uws. %
VII:
No l. -Iruste in -.1merSer Township somerset
County. Pa. adjoining lands formerly Of Henry
CiayeOulh- George cWank- Wu- Heurz- John
RsIneh- and others containing one hundred ana
u eIIty-ave acre more OF less. nfteecu ares Of
which are cleared amp ihe balance wei tim
hered- With q log house and log stable thereon
erected, wiki the appE-tHnznces.
No , situate IN jelner Township. Somerset
Comfy. Pa sijoiniug lsnds Of Hon II : Pick
ine ant Robert P1ekWorth. containing two afres
ard three TercheS strict measure and haFlrC
tlert-ln ereete1 iEp story plans dwelling
honse- stable. and Other oi1rhuiidinrs. With the
slpurfensnets u being the i0t u graslud convey
20 by freierick BFesec kcr sud wife - Elizabeth
Maze. Wno conveyed the same % Csfharine
hcutz- EhO conveyed the same - Michaei
ko1lliz wno conveyed the same a. defendants.
Taken IA execution as the property 0f Edmund
= Daniels and Joseph ". Daniels az the s1it Of D
C. Zimmerman
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CHERlFFs SALE.

BY virsue q sundry Wriis u II "a lev Pa
9Dd Nefsi TX issize3 fslr u is tlIr u CssraIaa1
Fle4s u SsnerSef cu9niv Pa Viii expe-e t.
pubic sale a. the coars HusIse ia s-snsr-ei Iss
olgh. Pa. On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Many Of our farmers have finished their
fall seeding.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Chestnuis are already being brought into
market They are extra large this year. aud
the crop ! an exceedingly large one.
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SATURDAY. SEPT. 24. 81,

the following described rssi estate. late the prep
erry Of Samuel BruugheT deed. 70 wit.
Al 4 A certain tract of land sltuata IN
iNUs \, Upper Turk-y foot 7 p Sollerses
Co. Pa eoufaining sel and = peTekss. more or
ls-s about 100 acreS thereof cleared and of hich
ab-Jut - acres thereof are IN msaceS AL IN
god cultivation and the balance Nel timhersd
with y hite oak poplar. red oak locust &C.. ai-
Joining lands of Freeman Brouzher. Harrison
Bruuzher- Frederick Younkin. Iaeob Founkin
John Cunningham hsi-S. Cgs<l Coke and Iron
Co. and others. having thereon erecsed sUo.i
rwO-Stnrv
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The interesting question with the average
Methodist preacher Just now, in view Of the
approaching conference, Is. Where viii !
be next year9-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

The small boy views Barnum's sAily col
orei and thrilling pictorial display about
town daily with renewed delight October
10Th is the fareful day when the greatest
show on earth viii come TO town and the
small boy walk on the gildei lining Of the
clouds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

All the right, tile. interest. claim and demand
q iaenD II Miller 0i, in and % two certain tracts
q land houndcd and described a. follows. % W.T.
NJ. l. situate in Milford tcEushir- SomeTse1
County, Pa, aiio ming lands % Jolu = Miller.
Aaron bsker. Charles r -snuer and simon Hzu-
se-- containing =. scrvs ard 20 rerchez vel In
proved with fr1lif urcharis good ware-. &c and
has thereon erected lar-e frame dwelling house.
YurtenanceS-
No : situate in Milford township. Somerset
c0unty, Pa adjoining lzr.ds q John :. Miller,
Charles r -anBer aud Others. containing -
acres and allowance having thereon erected
two story frame dwelling house and other out
buildlrES. with the appurtenauces
Taken II execution a. The property of Jacob II.
Miller a. the SUR q :. Phil=ou-
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Mr John Keim. one of the Oldest citizens
ofSouerSi county died at ilis home IN Elk
lies township on Monday Of last week He
was born Oh the 5th day Of January, 1872
and was consequently 80 year.. : monthsan
: days old at the time Of biz death
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FREDERICK DULL.
ELLEN BROCGHER

All correspondence addrsssed 70 u. above
Trustees st rrsinz Pa. ar J. Z SCOT. Attorney
af Law. SozEerset Pa. 1ili receive p11tnpt al
rerfi1n-
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All the right. title. infeaes- claim and demand
of Michael A. -enneE %. in AID 70 The undivided
one-half q certain gract Of land situate IN Low
er Iurkeyfsot township. -Ofnersef county, Pa
sdiaintng the Borough o. cUnfueuce lands Of
Wood & Carson ". J. Bsar. Robert pangbOTE ard
Others, containing s. aeTss more OF lfss. having
tlereon erec-e9 a new fg0 story plank dwell
Ing house. ard log stable and Other ostuiltiugs
with the aprurleuances-
Taken in execution a. he property 81 Michael
Bierman. Hiedlehu-- & Co. us. of Noah Scott
and use of B. Lyons. Agent. and use OF 2
hieual.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

DR.. A A Taymsn, who has been spending
tie past two months Al the somerset House
visiting his mother, viii leave next week
Tor his home in Lebanon. Missouri He will
place two Of MS children al the college near
I.atrnh. him. leIrinr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Many OF our farmers ars busy making their
second crop of hay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

T. J. hooser- Esl-. returned Friday even
ing from Washington, Pa, where he had
gone To place his son a; the Washington and
jefferson College
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Postmaster C5ffroth returned from Phila-
delphi4. where he had been - view the cen
tenni4l celebration. saturday morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

Al the right, title interest claim. and demand
Of J. o Meyers. OF, in and 10 the following de-
scrib@d real estate 10 Eif
No. / A lot 0f grUlgnd situafe in summit town
ship. somerset county Penn a. containing one
fourth acre more or les. bounded BY alley on
the north, sand Patch rDad on the east and u.
Bowman the WsSt with one story loIlSe
and ourbuildings thereon erected with the aF-
p1--enaDces
No. = Lot No. i05 IN Msyers addition % Meyers
dale borough, somerset county. Penn a. fronting
forty feet on >ecund Avenue. and extending back
one hIlsired and twenty feet D an alley, 4diOln-
ing lot No. lG7 on the eas- and lug No Il on the
west, with the appurtenance-
No. 3 Lot No l9i. situate A. aforesaid. fronting
on B1echley 81 on the west with NH aer0n the
north alley on the es1 and loi Of J. -ay or on the
suuth. containing one-f0urth scre more OF less
with The appurteuances-
No L Lots No. and in the town 0f RoIlEni2
in summit township. Somerset county, Penn a,
fronting nfty FEET on Hemlock street, and ex-
tending back 80 feet 70 Shaws avenue. with the
4TpurlenanceS-
No 3. Lots Nos and 10 in said town 0f Ro-
mania fronting MY fssI On Hemlock street. and
extending back - feet % Snzg's aTeuue. wifh
one and oue-hglf s1ofy dwelling house and out
buildings thereon erected. With the zpTlrfelsr-
c.
Taken n execution n the properly Of ]. o.
Meyers az the suit 0f Emanuel LdchfE's use
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Terms i:

1sue-fhIri 81 yglr,aA=z rnaitey, af.er exleflses
q tarfifios, and sale are DEDUCTED 10 remain =
iieu aE-0l the Vrcais--as ~ secu-e The @lsso@
dow r. the is-ers- theresf te lit annually 10
the iti0u- and az her death the principal sum -
The heirs % samuel BrvGgher deed pue-tnlr1
OF the purchase money cash OF confirmation of
sale and the balance IL tsFo eqIsai ANIMAL pay
fneIt- frum confirmation % sale without inte-e--
Ten t,ereenr ofthe purchase money 70 b paid
son a. the property i knocked down. which
VIII be treated par payment on the firsz one
third Possession given April !. i-.-- Deferred
ssysIlfs L; be secured On the premises BY j-ldg
IBeni exemption tonds-
FREDERICK DULL.
ELLEN BRDCtHER-